Sentence examples for abstract policy from inspiring English sources

But the moratorium about to take effect has transformed a largely abstract policy debate in Washington into something very tangible for people in Ms. Hayworth's district.

"You come back to the district and see the very human cost of where our economy is, and it's a lot easier for me as a congressman to pound the table driven by the stories here at home than it is to do it on the basis of abstract policy".

An intent is an abstract policy that can affect component interactions but does not include any deployment information.

An abstract policy language based on OWL and SWRL [23] was designed in order to have a generic description according to Table 2.

I conclude that as governments look to reconfigure services and often do so using abstract policy language new frames of understanding of locality and place must be explored to deliver digital solutions that amplify the social and cultural dimensions that constitute a community.

Their view of government is somewhat conflicted, and two of their most urgent issues of concern are climate change and gun violence, both in which they feel personally invested and not just from an abstract policy perspective.

As far as the specification of abstract policies is concerned, there is an additional challenge involved in this task.

Therefore, the specification of abstract policies and their translation into executable policy language through the use of templates pose a new level of difficulty to the specification.

Grey literature including conference abstracts, policy documents and material generated by third sector or user-led enquiry was identified via the British National Bibliography for Report Literature, Google Scholar and the websites of relevant UK government departments and charities (e.g. the Department of Health, Rethink and Mind).

When applied before further information on capacity constraints is acquired, this approach can abstract the policy issue from a conception of constraints as policy planning moves forward.

Public investment in TRIO is not an abstract education policy debate; it is not about entitlements or handouts.